Back in November, I posted about the ESCAPADE Mars twin orbiter mission. I made a recording of the X-band telemetry with the Allen Telescope Array the day after launch, and I decoded the telemetry with GNU Radio. I made a preliminary analysis of the telemetry, showing that it contained a large number of log messages in ASCII. Shortly after writing this post, PistonMiner provided a deeper analysis of the telemetry, including a Github repository with some code and extracted data. She noticed that the CCSDS Space Packets, all of which belonged to the same APID 51, contained MAX simple telemetry frames in their payloads. Since MAX telemetry frames contain their own APIDs, this allowed separating the different types of telemetry data. Since seeing this, I wanted to go back and analyse again the telemetry to see what else I could find. Now I’ve finally had some time to do this. In this post I describe my new findings, as well as what PistonMiner originally discovered.